Mountain Cedar Pollen peaks in early February. Here is a look at the current levels, the pollen forecast, why it is here, and a few ways to combat Cedar Fever. North Texas could see high levels of ...

Per a report from KHOU 11, mountain cedar pollen levels surged to the highest point on the last day of 2023, with the 24-hour rolling average cedar count eclipsing 18,000 grains per cubic meter on ...

Mountain Cedar trees are most common in Central Texas, but some of our western counties also grow mountain cedar trees. The pollen that is released is known to cause big issues with itchy, watery ...

Cedar pollen building across Central Texas will likely arrive in Houston in the coming weeks. ... on the final day of 2023, mountain cedar levels surged to the highest point so far this season.

With “cedar fever” impacting many people every year, it’s no wonder that some grow to hate mountain cedar and its dreaded pollen. ... Cedar Pollen in Rocksprings TX. 12/31/23.

Mountain cedar season is here, NBC 5 Meteorologist Kevan Smith explains how to survive 'cedar fever' in Texas. While the ashe juniper's pollen isn't allergenic or harmful, experts said the pollen ...

Cedar fever is gearing up across Texas. ... The trees, also called mountain cedar, are loaded with pollen during the winter and are ready to release it during cold weather and under high winds.

The mountain cedar has been called “Texas’s Most Hated Tree” and “Mother Nature’s hazing ritual just for Texans.” Found ...

N orth Texas is currently experiencing a severe mountain cedar fever season, with high levels of pollen causing significant ...

🤧MOUNTAIN CEDAR IS PEAKING🤧 We’ve been getting lots of pictures and videos on KSAT Connect of the mountain cedar pollen lifting from the trees in the Texas Hill Country. Thousands are ...

Texas weather can amplify allergies, so why is mountain cedar considered to one of the worst? By Mary Wasson , Newsroom meteorologist Updated Dec 28, 2023 9:28 a.m.

Cedar fever is hitting Texas, ... Welcome to cedar fever season, the time of the year when pollen from mountain cedar, or Ashe juniper, trees invades our sinuses and trigger allergic reactions.